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On April 1, 1974, in Sitka, Alaska, residents saw smoke from Mount Edgecumbe, suggesting an eruption. A closer investigation revealed 70 burning tires and "APRIL FOOL" in the snow, all part of a prank.

Picture Sitka’s Mount Edgecumbe “erupts” in epic April Fool’s prank

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